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Impact of the Dia-Cutaneous Fibrolysis Technique on the Physical Therapy Management of Chronic Achilles Tendinosis

1 March 2007

Abstract

The goal of this study was to examine the impact of the diacutaneous fibrolysis technique on the diagnosis of Achilles tendinosis. The purpose of this single subject design series was to investigate whether the addition of the "hooking" technique to traditional physical therapy was effective for reducing pain and improving function in individuals with long-standing Achilles tendon pain.


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  • Resource type

    • Capstone

  • Collections
  • Subject

    • Physical Therapy

  • Degree

    • Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

  • Is part of

    • School of Physical Therapy

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  • Rights holder

    • default

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